Proven three-down production after a 1,000-yard senior season
Griffin’s 2024 season at Lamar showed why he is a reliable fit for a run-first offense: he led the Southland in rushing with 1,158 yards and 7 touchdowns, averaged 5.3 yards per carry, and logged five 100-yard games despite missing the finale with an injury.[6][11] Beyond the box score, he brings tested durability, game-breaking burst as a former quarterback-turned-back, and enough receiving value to keep defenses honest; he is the kind of back who can carry volume and still pop explosive plays.[8][9]
